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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
3
Announcement that the meat market has reopened at the old stand in Linton North Dakota with a complete stock and a promise to treat customers fairly. Calls customers to visit and see the new setup and familiar service.
Judge A M Weller of Hartford died at 10 p m Tuesday January 27 from cancer of the neck. Born May 26 1838 in Ohio he was 82. Survived by his wife and two children. One of Emmons county’s first residents he served many years as county justice of the peace and endured lengthy cancer treatment.
A former chief physician in Jerusalem argues from 20 years of field experience that malaria often occurs where no mosquitoes are present. He notes outbreaks align with soil disturbance for planting and suggests bad air or soil emanations may also cause malaria, while not denying mosquitoes play a role.
The Mohammedans hold the end of the world as a perfect secret known only to God. Gabriel admitted his ignorance when questioned by Muhammad. Christians have uncertain timing though Jesus warned his followers of signs preceding catastrophe. Early Christians expected near fulfillment, yet centuries passed with no event.
Revival meetings at the M E church led by Rev Wilson attract growing interest. Last Sunday’s talk on Broken Vows drew a well filled audience, with next Sunday slated as the final message of this community series.
Thomas Britton of Clerkenwell sold coal in small lots and delivered daily. He hosted Saturday salons with peers like the Duke of Devonshire and Earls, using his Clerkenwell home as a meeting place for literature and music. A British Museum portrait honors him.
Amidon report notes a recent organizational meeting for the Purcell Telephone company to form a purely cooperative corporation. It seeks a state charter and county franchise to run a telephone line through the county to the county seat. Edgeley reports W G Hull injured while repairing a windmill his hand was drawn into gears and two fingers had to be amputated.
A Kansas City Star excerpt features Constable Sam T Slackputter scolding pedestrians for placing pennies on sidewalks. He complains that his daily walk past residents and youths ends in dust and trouble, urging better manners and obedience to street decorum.
A newspaper item notes Mr Skepp claiming the bomber of the Egyptian premier was a divinity student. Mrs Skepp counters, insisting on church visits, as reported by the Buffalo Express.
Rob Yeater begins a school term in a Russian settlement. Wild geese migrate north over ten spring days ending Thursday morning. A baby boy born to Axel and Mrs. Jacobson in Cherry Grove on January 7. John Baker injured by a cow while pumping milk, sidelined for days. Treasurer Lee returns from Iowa. his mother died en route and he fell ill. West Point instruction emphasizes mathematics and military subjects.
The report notes that a man fell very ill as a result of a bad cold and was confined to bed for an extended period.
M. E. Olson of 1517-12 South Street Duluth assistant track foreman on the Iron Range railroad says Tanlac improved his appetite, relieved constipation and dizziness, helped weight gain, and ended chronic stomach pain after two bottles. He urges publication. Tanlac sold in Braddock by J F Fitzgibbons and a local druggist.
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